The Philippines’ clean energy transition requires a major scale-up in finance and investment to meet its 2040 targets, with annual investments needing to grow nearly tenfold. Despite high liquidity in the financial sector, mobilising private capital remains a challenge, making strong policies, regulations, and infrastructure essential to reducing financing costs.
Developed by the OECD CEFIM Programme in collaboration with the Department of Energy and Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas, this training addresses critical capacity gaps in clean energy finance. It enhances participants’ understanding of market fundamentals, cost of capital drivers, and strategies to strengthen financial markets for clean energy investment. The programme supports policymakers, government agencies and stakeholders in designing regulatory frameworks that enable effective risk-sharing and accelerate renewable energy deployment.
Through expert-led discussions and interactive sessions, senior-level participants will gain insights into regulatory frameworks, project lifecycles and financing mechanisms. The training also fosters high-level networking, bringing together policymakers, financial institutions and project developers to drive investment and collaboration in the Philippines’ clean energy future.